New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29
THE LATHEOP NENOEIfL DEDIc1TED
>u,rsr r,r 1,t. C,lILur OF workI NGwoMr>
BUT II NBA>Y BY sENAioR rANfoLDS

| \ HOUSE FJG 1fit C'iILuH OF M'fhIN" "''f >
BIZ 7 II AlBANY BY sENAloR 'ANfoED'
VIDE.
AIn.>Y. rc,. .. CS,eciori-The handsome blild
ing erected In Na,h.ugtou-avc by Mrs. sanford wife
81 senator Leland -aniotd. OF California. as home
| for working womeu's children drdl"atod to fay.
The title OF TIT, Charitable Institution IS The LahroT
Ncmu.hl II - ON the site OF the house In when
Ms sanford, parent, .igcd and IA which Mrs. san
ford and the oth.r children o. Mr. and Ms. Laihi"p
were torn. Mr., sanford, mother owned the house
whom ,h, died and lcn IT. to her children. Mis- san
frd fought the Interest Of h' other hcr'. with the
rfcnon OF placus on the Sire some cLa.ahle insti-
tuition a, a moral OF her mo h"r. The O"lIdhs Is
of I.k th.cc stor.,, in h,lsh, NIth nans1id i''i
1A, children to DE- admit q are to be- between The
vceI, old and six years \, rule. chill rcn VIII Only
be- Iepi at tie home dining the day. "hi' Their
mother, a.c Al work and vii. be- given Breakfast a.
soon d, brought there in The morning, and other
mrtl, G1rlug .h' d'y
IT,, structure cost Mrs. Sanford $4,000 and H.
furnishing, $4,000 II /, compet" ga detail through
oar. Ihe Easement contains 10" kitchen Ici''i"r'
u hy - fcc a servants room. boiler room ere lh'
entrance Goor f. divided ufo lobby. which opens %"
t, west into th' Manager room, ON iAr east '"''
tnr reception room aud on tho scout" ini" th' man
hall Last Of the han is chapel - los u feel
ul,A open, luto the rec ioi room by folding dooN
| ON the west &, 4 school loom Al b. II ic.t The
.ccoud story contains Two Nurseries - Il by 10
llayloom II Il Is j. feet and the matgon's room
On the third floor two doHitor.c, and four ser
wants, rooms, The mont is Of PRESSED brck and Long
meadow brown stone. Tho window, are of stained
glass The woodwork IS Of natural wood with hari
finish
To day Is Holy Irnocenis' DV,' and therefore
most aulroprlaicly o. was selected by Mrs SANFORD
d, the de-. ON which to dedicate The building senator
sanford and Nj, sanford came here from, Nashins'on
several DAD, ago 10 be- present AZ th' drdcaoS srr
vice.. In. services Vc'r hel4 iu the chapel OF th'
Luld.ns Ic,iI'> senator aud Ms. sanford. u.t'
We. present William barnes. George : Weaver, Mr.
ami Ms James covert. MI. william Mct lure. Ms
Joel Reid Mr., Cog,wclI Mrs. ". {. Nicholas, MS
-horil,, Ms Jaro1 IT, 1cuEyck. Mr>. Rowe, Ms
Xaui. nihl,rn. Mir Davidson. Gcors" l. SteGhah
Mf. 4 G.. Ind.on. Coils L. J dsoG olct el ana Mr>.
t.rnr 20 T. IaWtnn Dr Edwad Duty and many olhri
ladr, and gentlemen Interested in charitable worn
Tn, religious services of dedication we're conductcd ~
he Rev Dr " " Battcrshall. of - Peters Epl>
copa. thnrch: the Rev Or. Wesley II DAVIS, 81 the
ncfnrm"d Church. the Rev. W. y. Nicholas, Of th'
Tlr,t PRESBYTERIAN Church: aud the Rev. Or Henry
NJ King of Emmanuel baptist thuich. When All ne
congregation were seated, tn Rev. d. Iat NeINhiI'
said -,
We VIII begin 'tc d. llcatory service by singing tho
9e5fh Uymn Jesus meek and gentle The Rev
Dr. Wesley f. Davis read a the scripture Lesson -
Matthew NIlil: 20. HYMN .o1. Gui lc me. -. lhoh
Great ! hnvah" was sung and then the Fcv. Or King
and the Re-: Dr Battcrshall gave approp ate and IN
frrr.iing addresses Hymn IL" For all the "a nt'
who from their labors rcst"-va' rendered and Tho
Roy " u Nicholas offered PRAYER The programme
was concluded ~ singing th" ,h~ima' carol "r'"n
h pr ratter5hall and set so music by Professor
T. ". NILS